Oregon Legal Research BlogOn this deeply moving and historic day … We will be fairly low-tech in my Law Library on Inauguration Day, January 20, 2009, with the TV tuned in. Laptop…
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Death, Taxes, Bar Exams, and Access to Justice in Oregon
…bar exam as a penalty for moving to Oregon is not limited to those who have to suffer the exercise. What is less appreciated is the full cost of this…
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Trial Practice and the Use of Archived Web Pages
Citing to digital legal resources with specificity (and confidence in the URL’s permanence) is tricky business. Documents and websites have a habit of moving around cyberspace – a lot….
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What is a “Valid Signature” on an Oregon Initiative Petition?
…still doesn’t answer the question: What is a Valid Signature? Or, maybe I’m just being cranky.) Moving along: IV.) Oregon Cases A) Last, or first, or wherever, you’ll need to…
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Voter Registration in Oregon: 20 Day Countdown to Deadline, but Why?
…the Nov. 2 election. And yet, two leaders of the Oregon Association of County Clerks sat before a legislative panel last week and again repeated the clerks’ opposition to moving…
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What is a Mental Health Court?
A recent media release from the Washington County Health and Human Services Department describes their Mental Health Court: Mental Health Court: Moving From Jail and Hospital to Stability in…
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Civil Disobedience and “Behind the [I have a] Dream” Speech
…read. It is a deeply moving account of a missing piece of our recent history: “Behind the Dream: The Making of the Speech that Transformed a Nation .”…
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Free Online Law School Class on Health Reform Law
…insurance companies, physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals. We also will consider the Act’s implications for Medicare and Medicaid, long term care, and other health care programs….
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More Free and Low-Cost Legal Research Services
…about the some extremely public spirited lawyers and companies and look for a “grand opening” in early 2008. From the Announcement: WASHINGTON, D.C. / SEBASTOPOL, CA—November 14, 2007— Public.Resource.Org…
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Oregon Solo Practitioners: Numbers Grow
…companies and government scarce. As a result, more laid-off lawyers and recent law school graduates are striking out on their own. The Oregon State Bar’s sole practitioner and small law…